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The Clarion Company provides a one-year warranty on all merchandise it sells. In Year 1, the company recorded sales of $500,000. It estimated that the warranty costs on these sales would amount to $2,000. In July, Year 2, Clarion paid $250 to satisfy a warranty claim. Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false. a) Clarion's recognition of the warranty obligation at the end of Year 1 reduced total assets and total equity. b) Clarion's recognition of the warranty obligation at the end of Year 1 increased Clarion's total liabilities. c) The July, Year 2 transaction reduced total assets and net income for Year 2. d) The July, Year 2 transaction reduced Clarion's total liabilities. e) The recognition of the warranty obligation at the end of

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